Question 21 · LDEK · Tooth eruption
Dentes natales:
- A. are the teeth present in the mouth at the moment of the birth.
- B. are more frequent among boys than girls.
- C. are always prematurely erupting milk teeth.
- D. A and B are true.
- E. A and C are true.
Hint
Distinguish teeth present at birth from those erupting in the first month, and recall their sex predilection and nature.
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